Broker Review

What the website claims to be

According to the site, Velmorin Bridge Capital is a global investment management company focused on “disruptive innovation” — fields such as artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, biotechnology, autonomous driving / electric vehicles, fintech and the like.

They state a variety of thematic investment strategies: e.g., “Autonomous Tech & Robotics”, “Genomic Revolution”, “Next Generation Internet”, “Fintech Innovation”, “Space Exploration”, etc. They also claim to aim for “long-term growth with low correlation to traditional strategies”. 
On the site’s “Sustainable Investing” page, they reference alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and ESG (environmental, social, governance) factors.

Under “For Institutional Investors” and “For Individual Investors” segments the site presents propositions and promises about how their strategies can serve different investor types.

2. What the publicly-available verification / due-diligence suggests

Here are some facts / concerns to weigh:

• The company is registered in Hong Kong as Velmorin Bridge Capital Limited, incorporated on 6 August 2025. 996co.com

• On the site trust-/scam-checking service  the domain “velmorin.hk” receives a relatively low trust score. Some red flags cited include: use of free email addresses for contact (rather than business-domain ones), very recent domain registration, low site traffic (low rank).

• The domain was registered on 2025-07-22, the company registration address is listed as “Room D5 5/F King Yip Factory Building No.59 King Yip St, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong” with “00000” postal code. The contact email listed is a free Gmail address.

• On a site listing business reviews (TrustedReviews) the profile has 0 reviews, and the company has not claimed the profile. So independent customer feedback appears lacking.

3. What are the offerings / investment strategies outlined

From the website content:

• The firm’s thematic strategies: “Disruptive Innovation”, “Autonomous Tech & Robotics”, “Genomic Revolution”, “Next Generation Internet”, “Fintech Innovation”, “Space Exploration”, “3D Printing”, “Israel Innovation”, “Metaverse”, “Early Stage Disruptors”, etc.

• They talk about “venture” (private and public markets), “cryptoasset” investments (public blockchains, cryptocurrencies) as part of their scope.

• They position themselves as catering to institutional investors (with active management, portfolios, research) and individual investors wanting to “invest in companies transforming the future”.

• On sustainability: the site claims that they analyse how technologies align with the UN SDGs, and intend to invest in companies whose innovations “can help make the world a better place”.

4. Observations / cautions

While the site has professional-looking content and presents itself as an investment firm, several things call for caution:

• It is newly incorporated (August 2025) and domain recently registered (July 2025) — meaning the track record is short.

• The trust-analysis flagged that the website uses free email accounts and has low traffic/rank, which are common-warning signals (though not definitive proof of a scam). ScamAdviser+1

• Lack of independent reviews or third-party validation: no registered reviews or external audit references readily visible online.

• The broad array of investment themes (many high-risk areas: crypto, early stage, space exploration) suggests a high-risk investment profile. Not necessarily bad, but investors should be aware of risk.

• Any investment proposition should be checked against local regulatory frameworks (depending on where you are investing from) — e.g., whether the firm is licensed, regulated, has proper disclosures, returns history, etc.

6. Summary

Velmorin Bridge Capital (via velmorin.hk) pitches itself as a forward-looking investment manager focusing on disruptive innovation across AI, biotech, crypto, space, etc. The website is polished and thematic.
However: the company is newly formed, there is little external validation or long track record, and trust-analysis tools highlight some risk flags.
Therefore: While the proposition may be legitimate, it is also high-risk and warrants thorough due-diligence before any commitment.